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Old 04-24-2013, 01:07 PM
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Default Rear Axle Seal Video

I read the rules, not sure if you can post videos that other people have done, but when I was repairing my O, this came in handy and thought I would share. I wonder if this person is a member on here!

IH Cub Cadet Original Rear Axle Seal Repair

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As long as the maker of the video doesn't mind it's ok to post those but if someone comes back complains we will remove the offending video's. Personally I would ask first.
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Then just delete the post, I don't feel like asking about it. Sorry.
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That is a pretty nice video. Plus, that is a pretty nice O. Thanks for showing it to us!
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I'd leave it. It's on U-Tube and is free to view. I see no issue posting a link.
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That is a pretty nice video. Plus, that is a pretty nice O. Thanks for showing it to us!
It is a nice O, Someday mine will look like that hopefully! haha
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I'd leave it. It's on U-Tube and is free to view. I see no issue posting a link.
Sam, Okay.
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